Less distraction and fewer interruptions while you read and work.

Blocks common popup and redirect spam patterns where supported.

Reduces common third-party tracking where possible.

Allow a trusted site when it needs something unblocked.

Simple controls and clear messaging—no scary, noisy dashboards.

Designed to keep browsing calm without collecting personal data by default.

Safari extensions can behave differently than Chromium. We keep the UX consistent and document any differences.

Primary Safari support is macOS. If something differs, we’ll note it clearly in Docs.

If you ship iOS/iPadOS support later, you can keep this page and update the install steps + listing link.

When your Safari listing is live, link it from Download. Until then, this page explains what to expect.

Safari requires enabling extensions in Settings. We’ll document the exact path in Docs.

If a site needs something unblocked, allowlist the site and refresh the tab.

Strong protection by default, with simple per-site overrides when something needs it.

If any feature differs on Safari, we’ll say so (no vague marketing claims).

Same design goal everywhere: clarity, not fear — and no constant popups.

Try allowlisting that site, then refresh. Remove allowlist if not needed.

Check Safari Settings → Extensions and ensure DNDShield is enabled.

Check Docs or contact support with the site URL and what happened.